TARRANT COUNTY, TX
Constable Precinct 3
Delinquent Tax Sales
This office does not process any type of Bank Foreclosure sales.
Important Information! Please Read Before Continuing!
- Sales results by month are posted on the Delinquent Tax Sales link at the bottom of this page. Cause numbers are noted as "withdrawn," "struck off" or "sold." This information will remain available for 45 days following each monthly sale. After 45 days, the link will no longer be available.
- Specifics such as the amount of the sale, or the purchaser's name, are obtainable at the downtown courthouse after the deeds have been filed.
- Payments are only accepted in these forms: cash, cashier checks and money orders. It is strongly recommended that purchasers bring cashiers checks of varied denominations and some cash because we will accept exact funds only. All money orders or checks should be made out to Constable Darrell Huffman.
- Purchasers have up to one hour after the sale to bring in certified funds or cash in the exact amount. There are local banks available nearby, should one be needed.
- Bidder's authorization sheets should be obtained prior to, and be shown when, registering for the sale. Deeds cannot be issued without this authorization.
Please be aware that every effort is made to ensure that the deeds and deed cover sheets correctly reflect the information you put on the Bidder Registration form. If the Bidder Registration form is not completed and printed clearly, it could result in incorrect information being entered on your documents, which could delay your receipt of these items. We are asking you to please print the information clearly so that errors can be avoided. Additional fees may be incurred if your documents have to be reproduced.
Effective with the October 4, 2016, sale:
Bidders MUST register prior to 10 a.m. We will no longer accept registrations after the sale has begun.
Effective with the October 7, 2014, sale:
An individual purchasing property in the name of a company must:
- Provide a copy of the Assumed Name Certificate for the company which can be obtained from the Tarrant County Clerk website or Franchise Tax Account Status with a list of the officers and directors, which may be obtained from the Texas Comptroller Office website (https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxinfo/coasintr.html) provide a letter on letterhead and signed by the owner or an officer of the company, granting permission for the individual to act on behalf of the company in purchasing property.
- Provide a copy of the bidders authorization for the company which may be obtained from the Property Tax Division of the Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office, along with a copy of the individual's valid and legible driver license or state-issued identification card.
- Provide a bidders registration, which may be downloaded from the Delinquent Tax Sales website or filled out before 9:45 a.m. at the auction site.
CPRC Sec. 34.0445.
Persons Eligible To Purchase Real Property.
- An officer conducting a sale of real property under this subchapter may not execute or deliver a deed to the purchaser of the property unless the purchaser exhibits to the officer an unexpired written statement issued to the person in the manner prescribed by Section 34.015, Tax Code, showing that the county assessor-collector of the county in which the sale is conducted has determined that:
- there are no delinquent ad valorem taxes owed by the person to that county; and
- for each school district or municipality having territory in the county there are no known or reported delinquent ad valorem taxes owed by the person to that school district or municipality.
- An individual may not bid on or purchase the property in the name of any other individual. An officer conducting a sale under this subchapter may not execute a deed in the name of or deliver a deed to any person other than the person who was the successful bidder.
- The deed executed by the officer conducting the sale must name the successful bidder as the grantee and recite that the successful bidder exhibited to that officer an unexpired written statement issued to the person in the manner prescribed by Section 34.015, Tax Code, showing that the county assessor-collector of the county in which the sale was conducted determined that:
- there are no delinquent ad valorem taxes owed by the person to that county; and
- for each school district or municipality having territory in the county there are no known or reported delinquent ad valorem taxes owed by the person to that school district or municipality.
- If a deed contains the recital required by Subsection
- it is conclusively presumed that this section was complied with.
- A person who knowingly violates this section commits an offense. An offense under this subsection is a Class B misdemeanor.
- To the extent of a conflict between this section and any other law, this section controls.
Bidder Authorization Notice
Please complete the Bidder Authorization Form.
Persons who purchase Real Property on or after October 1, 2003, will be required to furnish the officers conducting the sale a copy of the written authorization from the Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office prior to a constables deed being issued.
To obtain this authorization you must go to the Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collectors Office, 100 E Weatherford St. Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County Administration Building, first floor. There will be a cost of $10 to cover the cost of issuing the statement. For information about this process contact the Tax Assessor-Collector's Office at 817-884-1186.
The amount of time required to obtain the statement will be approximately two weeks, from request to issuance.
BY VIRTUE OF ORDERS OF SALE ISSUED OUT OF THE COURTS IN THE CAUSE NUMBERS INDICATED, THE FOLLOWING REAL PROPERTIES ARE TO BE SOLD AT THE CONSTABLE'S SALE AT APPROXIMATELY 10 a.m. IN THE MORNING ON THE FIRST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH.
Data reflected on the following list is for informational purposes only. This list includes cause numbers, account numbers and attorney's offices. All sales are "as is," to the highest bidder on a "buyer beware basis." Any and all questions concerning these properties should be directed to your attorney before the sale. Several of the law firms have their own web site with their properties listed.
Also, information on these properties may be found on the Tarrant County Tax Office's Account Search page at https://taxonline.tarrantcounty.com/taxweb/accountsearch.asp. The account number for the sale property is listed next to the cause number. Physical addresses can be located this way as well as on the Tarrant Appraisal District Data Search located at www.tad.org.
The presence of a property on the tax sale list does not constitute permission to trespass on that property.
Properties may have been withdrawn from the sale for various reasons, but may still appear on this listing.
In order for this office to approve your online registration, have copies of your Tax Sale Bidders Authorization and required identification available to upload with your registration.
Prospective buyers must download and complete a Tax Sale Bidder Registration form and bring it with you on the day of the sale,
OR
Prospective buyers may choose to use the County's Online Bidder Registration. Click on the link below.
Username is case sensitive. Use dtsbidder
Password is case sensitive. Use DTSBiddersAu9
You must agree to terms and conditions. You will then be presented with a challenge to prevent spam. You will be presented with an online registration form.
All prospective buyers must bring with them Tax Sale Bidder Authorization and required identification on the day of the sale.